climate change Climate Scientists Say We Should Embrace Higher CO2 Levels While governments pour billions of dollars into lowering CO2 emissions, several climate experts say CO2 is essential and higher levels are not a problem.
Bio-Diversity Farming Sustainably with Regenerative Agriculture | Restoring Paradise Regenerative agriculture offers a future for sustainable farming of meat in line with nature’s needs, by using holistic management and organic/biodynamic practices and even sequestering carbon in the soil – so important in our response to our climate crisis. At Mangarara, in New Zealand’s beautiful Hawke’s Bay,
Animal Intelligence What Are Farm Animals Thinking? “Quoting the article below, “These are not dumb creatures. They have a rich emotional life and personality.” NOTE: this article was originally published to Science.org on December 7, 2023. It was written by David Grimm. New research is revealing surprising complexity in the minds of goats, pigs, and other
chukar hunting Chukar Hunting in Utah's West Desert Adam Eakle joins Brett Wannacott and friends on a chukar hunt in the mountains of Utah’s West Desert. They show you how to hunt these devil birds for tons of fun, and shooting action. NOTE: this post was originally published to this site on April 26, 2021.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/23/2024 Ranchers are believing in beavers. CWD ends years of research in Texas. Elk in Yellowstone are in “paradise." And more.
Beavers Why US Ranchers Are Becoming Beaver Believers As described in the article blow, the US is bringing back nature’s best firefighters: beavers. NOTE: this article was originally published to BBC Futures Apple News channel on January 11, 2024. It was written by Lucy Sherriff. For decades, beavers were considered pests – trapped and shot on sight. Now
Bio-Diversity Elk in Paradise: Rancher, Ecologist, Hunter Here is an excellent video by the Property and Environmental Research Center (PERC) a free market conservation think tank based in Bozeman. Quoting PERC: The ancient pathways of elk are the heartbeat of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—herds shifting with the seasons to sustain the wonder of this place. The
Chronic Wasting Disease Chronic Wasting Disease Ends Decades of Kerr Deer Research “For six decades, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has known facilities like those in the article below foster the spread of CWD. CWD was created in a Colorado experiment station at Ft. Collins in the 1960s. Infected animals were unwittingly sent to other confinement locations from which they
Bio-Diversity Wildlife Using a Log Bridge in Pennsylvania This multi-season video shows bears, deer, bobcats, grouse, beavers and many other species crossing or swimming under a log which has fallen across a Pennsylvania stream. Credit: Robert Bush. NOTE: this post was originally published to this site on February 22, 2021
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/16/2024 Glyophosphate no longer works. Testing procedures causing Yellowstone CWD spread. Grand Teton wildlife migrations. And more.
glyphosate The Declining Effectiveness of Roundup (Glyphosate) To top off the damage that Roundup has wreaked on habitats, biodiversity, human health and farming profits, glyophosphate, the ubiquitous herbicide’s main ingredient, no longer works. Nature has adapted by creating “Super Weeds” that are not affected by the product. The authors of the article below summarized various studies
Bio-Diversity Animal Trails: Rediscovering Grand Teton Migrations Grand Teton National Park is a magical place renowned for its scenery and abundant migratory wildlife, but the animals that call the park home only live there for part of the year. Migration Recent GPS tracking of migratory mule deer and other big game species revealed that animal trails radiate
Chronic Wasting Disease Limited Testing Might Have Slowed Yellowstone Discovery of Chronic Wasting Disease For years, everyone has known that CWD was already in, or coming to, the Yellowstone herds. Unfortunately, there is no will take the steps necessary to stop its spread. Winter feeding continues. Brucellosis remains untreated in the bison and elk herds, which makes animals more susceptible to epidemic diseases; no
Bio-Diversity Idaho Game Cam “Late summer 2020 game camera clips from Pitchstone Waters. NOTE: this post was originally published to this site on July 7, 2021
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/9/2024 Colorado wolf reinitroductions are stoking political tensions. The War on Wildlife's tremendous collateral impact. Lake Trout is considered an ecosystem enemy in Yellowstone. And more.
"Wolves" Embattled Wolves Gain a New Frontier in Democrat Colorado. The Move is Stoking Political Tensions “The increasingly-authoritarian green movement routinely mandates environmental and wildlife practices, implemented in ways that ignore people and their livelihoods. Colorado wolf reintroductions are no exception. NOTE: this article was originally published to APNews.com on December 11, 2023. It was written by Matthew Brown and Jesse Bedayn. DENVER, Colo. (AP)
"Invasion Biology" The War on Lake Trout Lake trout, native to the Great Lakes and the boreal lakes of Canada and Alaska, were first “discovered” in Yellowstone Lake in 1994. Their appearance was likely the result of introduction from nearby Lewis or Shoshone lakes, where the fish were intentionally stocked more than 100 years ago. It is
Bio-Diversity BlM Ends Use of 'Cyanide Bomb' to Kill Coyotes and Other Predators, Citing Safety Concerns “This article discusses the continuing ‘War on Wildlife’ being waged against predators by government agencies. These have done vast damage to wildlife. NOTE: this article was originally published to JHNewsandGuide.com on November 29, 2023. It was written by Scott Sonner. ALSO: an earlier version of this posted featured an
Beaver Photographer Captures Saskatoon Beaver Bursting Through Ice 'Like Superman' A Saskatoon-based beaver has become a viral video star after a local photographer and nature enthusiast recently filmed it bursting through an ice-covered pond. NOTE: this video was originally posted to this site on December 7, 2020. — For more posts like this, in your inbox weekly – sign up for the
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/2/2024 A rare Piebald Cow Elk is spotted in Colorado. The Scimitar Horned Oryx has been partially restored in parts of Africa. Geologic secrets of America’s tallest single dune. And more.
Elk A Rare Piebald Cow Elk is Spotted in Colorado by a Wildlife Biologist “A rare piebald cow elk spotted in the southwestern part of Colorado. NOTE: this article was originally published to USA Today’s Apple News channel on December 11, 2023. It was written by Sarah Al-arshani. A research trip turned into a magical moment for a wildlife biologist who caught a
Bruneau Sand Dune Geologic Secrets of America's Tallest Single Dune Bruneau Sand Dunes, Idaho. Journey up this 470-ft (143 m) massive sand mountain with geology professor Shawn Willsey. Learn why this dune reaches such lofty heights, where its sand comes from, and what role the Bonneville Flood and Snake River played in this area.
Biodiversity Scimitar Horned Oryx Brought Back From Extinction The Scimitar Horned Oryx has been partially restored in parts of Africa, as described in the article below. Quoting the article, “The remarkable comeback of the scimitar horned oryx represents the restoration of not just a species, but a whole ecosystem through the role they play in it. Maintaining grasslands
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 12/26/2023 What makes an ideal grouse gun? How horses are complementary to ecosystems. Scottish Highland cattle - aren’t they wonderful? And more.
Grouse Guns of the Old Guard Here is a great article about old-time hunters and their shotguns. Quoting the article, “What makes an ideal grouse gun? The Old Guard clearly preferred doubles, but their preferences about make, model, barrel length, gauge and choke cut a wide swath.” Read on to find out… NOTE: this article was
